Residential tenancy guides and factsheets

Residential tenancy guides and factsheets provide tenants and landlords with information about their individual rights and responsibilities.

Residential tenancy guides and factsheets provide information on the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords. They also describe processes to be used for dispute resolution, land-lease communities (mobile parks) and co-operative housing.

The guides and factsheets address the most common situations that landlords and tenants deal with.

Documents

Guides

Land-lease communities (mobile parks): guide for tenants and landlords

Rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords of land-lease communities (mobile parks).

    • Guide

Residential Tenancies: renting guide for tenants and landlords

Rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords.

    • Guide

Residential Tenancies: guide to ending a tenancy (lease) for tenants and landlords

Process tenants and landlords must follow to end a tenancy (lease) properly.

    • Guide

Evictions from a housing co-operative: guide for landlords

Process landlords must follow to evict a tenant from a housing co-operative.

    • Guide

Residential Tenancies: guide to resolving disputes between tenants and landlords

Processes available to tenants and landlords to resolve disputes.

    • Guide

Factsheets

Security deposit claims factsheet: Residential Tenancies

Overview of how tenants and landlords can apply to the Residential Tenancies Program to file a security deposit claim.

Telephone hearing preparation factsheet: Residential Tenancies

Overview of how to get ready for a telephone hearing with the Residential Tenancies Program.

    • Guide

Temporary rent cap and increases factsheet: Residential Tenancies

Overview of the rent cap and how much a landlord can increase rent each year for a residential rental unit.

    • Guide

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